St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-14
Minnesota's Editors Royalty Enter
tanned By the Citizens of the
Beautiful City of Anoka.
An Afternoon Banquet, at Which the
Walters We're Thirty Handsome
Young Ladies in White.
Mayor Sellers, of Tower, Probably Fa-
tally Injured by the Bursting
of Saw.
a Memorable Day at the Minnesota
Chautauqua, Waseca--0ther News
of the Northwest.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
ANoKA. July 13.-The editors of
Minnesota never had more royal re-
ception and entertainment than was
given to them to-day by the citizens OF
Anoka on the occasion of the twen-
tieth annual meeting of the State
Editors and Publishers ASSOCIATION
i'm that beautiful city. The guests were
met at the train by a committee OF cltl-
ZenS with a band, and were driven IN
carriages to the Masonic temple, where
the meeting of the association was held.
The association was called to order at
10 o'clock a. III. by President Costello.
An appropriate address of welcome was
delivered by Mayor NeWcOmber, of
Anoka. after which the association set
tied down to the regular routine OF buSl-
ness AS this was
THE TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY
of the Editorial association, a good deal
of time was devoted to "reminiscences.
An interesting paper was read by Hon.
Irving Todd, Of Hastings, and a most
entertaining address delivered by Rev.
DIR. Ames, of Philadelphia, who was one
of MinneSota'S pioneer Journalists, hav-
ing established a paper at st. Anthony
Falls in 1853, devoted to the advocacy
dent Castle delivered touching fare
well address on reSigning the presi-
dency and announcing his purpose to
retire permanently from journalism.
Messrs. AmeS and Castle were then
elected honorary members of the assocl-
alton. The following are
THE OFFICERS
elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. Joel =. HeatWOle; vice presidents,
Louis E. Fisher, Charles l.. Davis and
Col. c. a. LOunsberry; corresponding
secretary. Maj. T. NJ. NewSon; record
ing secretary, G. S. PeaSe: treasurer,
IL. p. Hall, Frank A. Day, ID. Sinclair,
G. W. Benedict, c. L. Carpenter. The
following were elected delegates to the
national editorial convention to be
held in Denver, Col, the 1St of Septem-
Der: B. B. Herbert, Capt. Castle, t. NJ.
Newson, Alvah Eastman, William
Hines, G. w. Benedict, II. G. Day,
George A. MOffett, A. n. Dare. II. ..
Bassford. Joel P. Heatwole, w. III.
Mitchell, ID. p. Strong and }. c. Wise.
At 2 o'clock the guests were banqueted
in the city hall, where
AN ELEGANT REPAST
was served. The hall was BEAUTIFULLY
decorated with flowers and the editors
were waited on by thirty of AnOka'S
lOvelieSt young ladies, all dressed in
white and in most exquisite taste. 1t
was an event long to be remembered by
the editorial fraternity of the state.
TOaStS were responded to by Mr.. Cut
ter. Capt. Castle, Mr.. Morrill,, president
of the board of trade, E. n. Smalley,
Capt. Moffett, Attorney Bugbey and
Mai. Newson. The following were in
attendance:
S. W Alvord, Commercial Bulletin. Mime
apolis; Otis L. COlburn, South Minneapolis
News. Minneapolis; c. o. Satrang, Nord-
western. St Paul: William Kinds and wife,
Scott County Argus, Shakopee; l.. Osborn:
News, GlyndOn; T. NJ. Newson, Journal of
Commerce, st. Paul: [. b. Shaver, Dodge
County Republican, KassOn: George W. Ben
edict and wife. Sentinel, Sauk Rapids; H. o.
Basford and wife, Register, Austin;
Alton Crosby and wife, Republi,,
can-Gazette, Willmar; H. G. Day and
wife Standard, Albert Lea; W. f. Shuet, BAN
ner Royalton; J. Mcknight and wife, LIE
Roy; j. Hamlin and wife, Post, Blue Earth
City; W. W. Kinne, News, Zumbrota; Clint
L. Luce, Enterprise, Albert Lea; Ira P. Row
lev and wife. Ingleside, Minneapolis; Sanford
Niles and wife. School Education, Minneap-
oils; 4. T. Ingalls,, Journal, Pine Island; j.
L. Putnam, Tribune, Granite Falls: Frank b.
E. Ives, Spectator ST. Hflaire; d. c.
Lightbourn and sister. Norman County In
dex, Ada; j. L. Barlow, Plaindealer, ,Osseo; II.
l. Peterson. Independent, Litchield; A. san
ders and wife, Republican, Cokato; W. H.
Mitchell, Mirror, Excelsior; e. A. Bennett.
Journal, Granite Falls; Mr.. Lowry, New Era,
ST. Vincent; NJ. L. Nought, Tribune. Wadena;
c. L. Dairs, Argns- Red Wing; c. A. French,
Times, Monticello; J. F. Murphy, Herald
Wascca; W. B. Mitchell, Journal-Press, St
Cloud; Max Nicholas, Avalanche, Sauk Cen
ter; W. 4. Krause, News, Paynesvllle; +. W.
Randall; Tribune; Morris; W.; 5; Booth,
law publisher, Minneapolis; L. L; Frost,
Minnesota Type Foundry, S. Paul; c. H. Da-
wilson, Austin; r. W. Stafford, Times. Mora;
James j. Green and wife, Sentinel, lie Sueur;
d. P. R. Strong and wife, Press, Atwater; II.
P. Hall, Ready Print company, st. Paul; d.
S. Pinney. American Press association; Mrs
B. B. Herbert, Miss F. C. Sjoblum, Repub-
hcan, Red Wing; E. II. Dearth, News. LIE
Sueur; Ii. II. S. Rowell, Spectator, Mime
Crystal; C. H. Lienau, Volks Zeitung, st.
Marshall; oii /, Frank Tii'; Day, Sentinel Fair,
Fails; W. NJ. Todd, ReveiIle, Redwood
Falls: \. R.Burkdell. Enterprise, Edgerton;J
y. Murdoch, Herald Wabasha: II. Gillett and
wife, Farmers Alliance: Hastings; Irving
penter and wife, Tribune, Far1nington; II. A.
Castle St. Paul; c.. NJ. Schultz Pioneer
Press, st. Paul; Liberty Hall, Register, Glen
cOe: Frank Mcclure, Dispatch, ST. Paul: Al
rah Eastman, Herald, Anoka: G. S. Pease.
Union. Anoka; H. V. Jones, Journal, Min
neapolis: H. L. Hayes Commercial,
Montevideo; W. A. Faland, Times
Benson: Joseph Leieht, Herald, Wi
mona; VI. W. Mime, Zumbrota; o. II. Phil
lips, Record, Dodge Center; W. H. Mitchell
Mirror, Excelsior; L. B. Sharer, Republican,
Kasson; E. V. Smalley, Northwest, st. Paul,
". r. Tucker, Age, Aitken; Eric Olson, Labor
Echo, ST. Paul: F. J. Duffy, Courier, East
Grand Forks; Z. A. Paradis and wife, News,
Piainview; George II. Motfat and wife,
Globe, St. Paul; ]: S. Letford and wife; Com
Wilmar; L. E. Fisher, News Union, St. Paul.
The reception committee CONSISTED T MHo6h,,T, ct w.
P. Macomber, II. L. Tickner, e. /; WooopuTy, ~
Jared Benson, E. L. Reed, A. II. Fitch. ".
Hammond, NJ. V. Bean, A. C. Franman, G.
". Morrill,, George H. Weyman, II. T. Pratt,
W. A. Greenwood, G. L. Cutler, William Sc
eomhe, c. d. Green, G. S. Pease, c. G. Crane
l.. II. Brims, olof Norell, Alvah Eastman,
Mrs. F. L. Reed Miss Mary Woodbury., Mrs.
G. s. Pease, Mrs. Alvah Eastman, Miss Zale-
tichnor, Mrs. G. W. Morrill,
The editors left this evening at 10
O'Clock for Duluth. They will extend
their trip to Tower tomorrow.